The phrase "a simple record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an uncomplicated or straightforward documentation of information.
Example: "The database contains a simple record of all transactions made over the past year."
Alternatives: "an easy entry" or "a basic log."
It is this disavowal of righteousness that makes Guantánamo Diary more than a simple record of atrocity, and gives Slahi's untutored, disjointed prose a kind of nobility.
This simple summoning of the destruction of buildings is followed by a simple record of the creation of one in the Lennon-Ono film, "Erection" (1971).
This record chart and the "I can calm myself down" poster, which provides four calming points for students to use independently, are great additions to any classroom and teachers can also use them to keep a simple record of any behaviour issues.
The album was recorded "very quickly" and, as the band did not feel the need to "experiment so much with such a simple record", is not particularly "sonically adventurous".
The DIY setup includes models of a beaked Venetian plague doctor, a Piranha Plant from Mario, and what looks like either a simple record player modification to set the zoetropes in motion.
In contrast with many Super Furry Animals albums, no samplers were used during recording of Hey Venus! as the group made a conscious decision to create a "simple record" which "capture[d] the spirit of the band playing live in a room".
A simple records search showed that an eyewitness who had given crucial testimony against Little had been in prison at the time of the murder.
This was revolutionary because it implied that painting originated in the imagination of the artist, rather than being a simple recording of the great and the good, history and religion.
One such story, due for broadcast July 12, starts out as a simple records search but ends up going right to the heart of the ugliness of slavery and the emotions it engendered.
